I am trying to write a device handler for my router to be able to enable/disable wifi and guest network from ST. The router is Netgear and it has a soap api fortunately. I found the messages needed to pass to the router. But I need to send 3 soap commands to the router to make one change. So I p…

Dude… it took me 5 sec to search “soap” in this forum an hit the below, I am not sure why you don’t find it. There are many people writing things years before us (and better than us) so the first thing in this forum is to search a bit before posting. Another source of inspiration is to get the smar…

thanks. then difficult part is parsing :slight_smile:

actually, there’s one more question, since you know a lot about it. I call several hubactions from the action: def GuestWirelessOff() { log.debug "Executing 'GuestWirelessOff'" return [authrouter1(), delayAction(9800), configStarted1(), delayAction1(9800), gwoff1(), delayAction2(9800), configFini…

I have no idea regarding the answer format you get but simply, parse method argument is a deacription string that can be either interpreted as json (my dth is an example) or html (you can refer to my airmentor dth on my same github) or other types as long as you have something to decode it. Check t…

ok. I got it. I am able to parse the messages now. But response to “hubaction” does not trigger parse function. Return to hubsoapaction triggers parse. I don’t get it why. I found this thread : [image] Device Handler not receiving HubAction to parse() Writing Device Types …

a comment on your implementation: all the events you returned will be fired at once in my understanding. if you need to sequence -> action, you’ll have certainly to setup a state variable so that query to answer sequence update the state variable and plan the next sequence -> action

[image] Philippe_Portes: whatever I do , I could not make the result of hubaction command to trigger parse() hubsoap action command results always trigger parse() I compared both results and can’t find a significant difference to prevent response reaching the hub. this is an example reaching…

few possibilities: the event is not fired. send it explicitely the answer is sent back to a wrong instance. For this one, open the live logging and check if you don’t see 2 instances of your device. If not, maybe you can try to change the IP address to another value. There is a bug known as ghost…

[image] Philippe_Portes: the event is not fired. send it explicitely the answer is sent back to a wrong instance. For this one, open the live logging and check if you don’t see 2 instances of your device. If not, maybe you can try to change the IP address to another value. There is a bug known…

i faced that because the hub was sending the answer to a ghost instance. Try to change the IP address of the device and the networkid

Multiple hubaction commands in one function and parsing the response

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mrmrmrmr (ilker Aktuna) December 1, 2017, 6:41pm 28

ok. I can do that. (state machine)
but I still could not get hubaction result to trigger parse
what can I check ?

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